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Matthew P. Dube is an Associate Professor at the University of Maine at Augusta, specializing in Data Science, Computer Information Systems, and Applied Mathematics. He holds graduate faculty appointments at the University of Maine in Data Science and Engineering, Biomedical Sciences, and Computing. A first-generation interdisciplinary scholar, his research integrates spatial informatics, applied data science, and human factors design.
His research focuses on spatial artificial intelligence, redistricting analysis, computational ecology, and cross-disciplinary collaborations. Key areas include topological modeling in GIS, data ethics, and applications in equine science and political geography. His work demonstrates consistent innovation in spatial reasoning frameworks and community-centered solutions.
Dube's 15 most recent publications (2018-2025) reveal strong trends in geospatial computation (55% of works), applied interdisciplinary research (30%), and educational pedagogy (15%). Spatial informatics dominates his output, with growing emphasis on socio-environmental applications like rural housing security and agricultural adaptation.
- 2021 Sigma Phi Epsilon Grand Chapter Distinguished Alumnus Award
- 2019 UMA Distinguished Scholar Award (sole annual recipient)
- 4x Fraternity Advisor of the Year (University of Maine)
He mentors 10+ graduate students in Data Science and Spatial Informatics. Secured NSF EPSCoR funding for biodiversity/climate change research and developed UMS's Bachelor of Science in Data Science. Leads GIS User Group Maine and coordinates Alternative Spring Breaks.
